Intel Processor Mega Launch - Series Enrichment

Over the past two weeks, Intel has announced the release of as many as 35 processors in almost all segments: desktop, mobile, and ultra mobile ( second-generation Intel Xeon Scalable processors for servers were launched a little earlier). In order not to stand up several times, we decided to bring all the new items into one post. Under the cut - review plates with the main characteristics, a brief information about the new functionality, as well as news that intrigued ourselves.

Chronologically, the first information appeared on four new Amber Lake Y processors (in their youth who had the name Core m) - this is the eighth generation. They are still positioned as “Core for the smallest”, have a low frequency and number of cores, and TDP for all new products is only 7 watts.
A little later, six ninth-generation Coffee Lake Refresh processors were announced for high -performance notebooks and Intel Core i5-i9 workstations with an H index.
All processors have a TDP of 45 W, support DDR4-2666 memory. The flagship of the new family is the Intel Core i9-9980HK model, the only one with an unlocked multiplier and one of two, along with the i9-9880H, with the Thermal Velocity Boost (TVB) functionality.


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Together with the six processors mentioned above, the models Coffee Lake Refresh for desktop PCs were presented - 25 pieces at once: Intel Core i9, i7, i5, Celeron and Pentium Gold. Most new products in the middle and lower price segment. Characteristics gradually decrease from top to bottom - all of this is also familiar to us. Let's reduce in a plate on one model from each group.
New processors are organically located among the already released models and do not differ from them in functionality. Now the Amber Lake and Coffee Lake families can be considered fully formed. Put it in the protocol and leave it for memory.

As for the next plans, that is curious information. It is unofficial - we essentially do not publish this in a blog. But to draw your attention we have the right. An article in the NotebookCheck portal provides tables with the characteristics of future Intel mobile processors of the Comet Lake-G and Comet Lake-U families - they should see the light at the end of the year. Immediately striking strange indexes (such as Intel Core i7-1065G7) and unusually small base frequencies. Have you ever seen an Intel Core with a frequency of less than 1 GHz? This is all very interesting - we are waiting for an official reason to talk.